FyreVM now Open Source

As I begin working on Zifmia, an open source project to develop a cross-ifplatform client/server system, I needed to take an initial first step.

FyreVM, a glulx implementation with a different IO system, is now a sourceforge project under the MIT license.

We’re looking to have TADS 3, z-code, glulx, hugo, and any other systems integrated into zifmia. If you want to chip in programming, it would be greatly appreciated.

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By David Cornelson, on May 7, 2010 at 5:20 pm, under Blogroll, interactive fiction, Textfyre. Tags: browser, client/server, cross-platform, fyrevm, open source, zifmia. 1 Comment

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